SEC Pays Informants $1 Million in Insider-Trading Case
Exploiting a rule that allows the SEC to give money to sources in insider trading cases, the agency has award $1 million to a source in a case involving Pequot Capital Management.
Exploiting a rule that allows the SEC to give money to sources in insider trading cases, the agency has award $1 million to a source in a case involving Pequot Capital Management.
Pequot Capital and its CEO, Arthur J. Samberg, were charged by the SEC with insider trading and agreed to pay nearly $28 million to settle the case. A separate action against a former Microsoft employee who allegedly tipped off the firm is still pending.

